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Dellnire,

. I'd. o. .
Tho Christian Church held social las.
night.
The Catholic school will no. basin till
tomorrow.
A number Of young men left yesterday
toresuns their studies at various collegeo.
John Chrissnl, formerly manager OF the
Baltimore & Oaio stock yards here, was
in town yesterday.
The Beawoad fsrryb3a. had steam up
all day yesterday bus c,nld no: make ha7
trips through the increasing ice.
Daniel Bailey, a Cleveland l. Pittsburgh
brakeman. vas running yesterday with
the Cleveland Z Pittsburgh switching
engine to Martins Ferry, in place OF Gus.
Rode1ig. lie was caught across the hips
hes#esa the ears on sharp curve aud
pretty badly hurt. lie was brought here
at once, aud heues taken to his home a!
Min2o,
A boy Of II years who hal boon tramp.
ing sbont town for como days, vas iouSd
dead Sunday a. the Bsllairs blast furnace.
1t is supposed tina: no had been suHoca.ed
by ges, bat worsnsn :a5ous the furnace
lie 10 thu place the boy was
found. Ous OF the workmsn Ind eesn the
boy poiot out his home On the railroad
map. and q telegram to Mcdonald station,
on tho Pan. Handle, brought his father,
MIR: Mcasley, who yesterday took the
body home With him.
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4 BRAKEMAN KILLED.
A u. & o. Employe Run Over md Fatal
luiured at Elm Grove,

A i. s o. Employc Run Over and Fatally
Injured at Elm Grove. &,
q i. 4 0. brakeman named Thomas
Lynch, whose home is ut Bloomington,
ILL.,. isll from a box car while freight
train or which he was employed was
passing Elm Grove, bound for this city,
yesterday, sud the wheels passing over
his arms and limbs, msngled him 50 tina:
20 died a short time after. The other
train hands first knew OF the accident By
the crushing Of the cabsose wheais over
the body, and 81 Investigation showed
that Lynch was uissicg. His body was
found lying nesrly on the track. He was
placed in the ceboose and brought. to this
city. He was CONSCIOUS, aad told how the
accident occurred. He only dyed o few
minutes aitsr.sshe train rescued the city.
His remains were examined By Coroner
schulizs and then placed in caskes and
sent to Illinois.
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HOLIDAY ESTERrAISaESr
And Distribution OF Cands to the Second
Presbyterian School.

And Distribution OF CandS to the Second
Presbyterian School.
This annual Sunday Schoo! '.treat" and
entertainment Of the Second Presbyterian
Sunday Sch6ol took placs las. night, and
was very largely s.eenaet. Tho pro.
gramme opsned with song by the school
and prayer by the pastor, Ray. Dr..
W. II. Cooke, and closed with song
by tbs school md candy. In sd.
dit;on to these, the following programme
WIS rendered: Woes! colo, a Bird from
Ger the Sea-" Miss Forsyth; recitation,
"Isst Days of EerculGneum." II IS S.ros-
line; instrumental solo, Bart Wilkins:
vocal colo, "sweet Hear;s.' Miss z VIII
lians; recitation, "a pace from o Child's
Journal" K. Lawsou; tsblesu, THE Three
G,aces," ttablesu, THE Gipaey Wsrnins;n
recitation, "Rock otAges," Miss X. Ritter |:
tsblesn, a'Sinply to thy CInes ] Cling"
dust by Misses Williams and Forayth : in.
struuantal solo. "Husssss Ride" Miss
Meyer; tshleau, Chips OIL thu old Block"
The piano used was kindly iura;ahed
by Mr.. Fred. Banner.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Itcms from the Local Roads and Those That
e.Nat are Projected.

are Projected.
It was the intention Of q number OF the
citizens OF Martins Ferry to hold meet.
Ing last night in the interests Of the com.
pletlon Of the Mt. Vernon, Coshocton 4
Wheeling Railroad. There was meet.
ing at the Town Hall, but as the attend.
ance was not as large rs had been antici.
pated II was decided that It would be ad.
visable to postpone seton until there were
more present, and the meeting YVES ad.
journed till Friday night. Alr. Abram
Lash presided over tho meeting, and MIR.
0. Russell Wood acted as secretary. N
A. O., L & ". railroad pile driver was
transferred from ,hs G. 4 P. track
yesterday, 10 the g., L & W. extension,
just east Of bridgeport station, TO usc In
driving piles for that part Of the OK.
tension to Martins Ferry that has been
In litigation. The now G., L, & W. rail.
road will run eight feet east Of the G. &
P. passenger depot, and Is to be pushed to
rapid completion. ESQ
To properly accommodate the mills and
factories at Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
the O. ( P. compsny have put on a1 ad.
ditional switching engine-making two
engines now In this service. {.
Passenger trains on the Panhandle were
delayed on Saturday by serioua freight
wreck at Mingo. Two freight trains came
together In rear collision through q
mistake in orders and tho caboose and
two cars were broken and thrown from
thu trnck .TarH-. e, IN Ta,. -.7-,
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Funeral OK Elijah Day.

The funeral Of the late Elijah Day, Esq,
took pace from the residence OF bis son,
Mr.. William Mex. Day, North Market
street, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There was q largo attendance OF the friends
and acqna!ntauces Of the dec.assd. The
funeral eetvices were conducted by Rev.
Dr.. Il. F. Randolph, Of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church, Of which
the Diseased had 80 long been a
member. Wheeling Conmandery Knights
Templas then took charae OF the fenains,
aud, after the impressive eervice OF that
order had been performed, escorted the
body 10 the grave ct ilouut Wood ceme-
terry where the lsst sad ritea were con.
clnted. The music was by the Fourth
Street choi.. "a q
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!
Brace In.

You ere feeling depressed, your appe.
ute ID poor, you ere bothered with head
ache, you are ddgeity, nervous and gen
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but rot with s;imulants, spring
medicines Q. bittens, which have for their
hssis avery cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulats you fer IN hour and then leave
You in wo.cc condition /. than before.
What you want is an alte.stivs that will
purify your blood, atsrs healthy action OF
liver and kidneys, restore yo.r vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
B;ttesa, AID only 50 csnts a bottle at
Logan l. Cas- drug store. a,s
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In tho Circuit Cour! yesterday the case
of D. W. G. Carroll & Co. agains. the
Exchange Bank, in assump.;t, was put on
trial. Carroll & Co. drew on the River.
side Iron Works Company,p this city, jor
money due, depositins the draft in the
Penn Bank, Of Pittsburgh, which sent it
to the Exchange Bank here for collection.
Tho same dav it was received and collect.
ell the Penn Baas closed its doors,
owing the Exchange Bank balance,
agIiust which, as there was an open az.
count, the Exchange Bank credited the
draft. Carroll & %. now claim the money
collected on the draft. The points at issue
were argued before Judge Jacib yesterday,
and by him taken under sdvisement.
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local pnEyirlrs.
Matters OF Miner Dto,nent la aud About
!. sut. ths city, NIX. ~ H.

II
the City. i.
OrEgA HorsE this syening--salshnty's
Troubadours In "The Brook \
PRor MoRRts' Canine and Equine Para.
dox is at Steubenyills thia wesS.
Tug Gaze Of Newhsrdt so. 0'B,ies, rs.
gignce, IN atill on trial In tbs Circuit C.urt.
"sKirrRp ny THE Llonr or THE MooS'
Ia billed for early presentation at tho
Opera House. lf
GEoRox BRAsDsrRur, the boy burned
ut Triadelphia Saturday by tho explosion
ola toy cannon, is no. 60 badly hurt as ct
tlb. reported. ~ HSlt.4
Jupor BoYps part Of the Circuit Court
will DO In session Tor the remainder oI the
week at least.
Mns, MANY A. CRAcRArr was yesterday
appointed administrators Of the estate Of E
G. C'acysft, deceased, and gave bond In
$500, with G.. L, Orarmcr Gs surety.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persona remained unclaimed At
the poetctlicc: Alex Mclaughlin, B.
Trip, L., Mrs. J. T. Mack, john Hn,.
IlHStuHt ls' L' nfsASSi. "
In the Gaze OF Dczey against tho Register,
iuth Circuit Court, for libel, The defense
yesterday demurrsd TO the amended bill
Of the complainant. Ihs demurrer will
not DO argued until the next term.
CLERE HOOK yesterday admitted to rec.
ord deed made January !, By ISanc H.
win 10 William Wylie Irwin, In considera-
ton OF 5000 Tor the Southern part Of lot
81 on the east si4e OF South Psnu street.
A noIsE driven by Wheeling drum.
lner and left united, caused come excite.
lnent by tearing down infect from Walnut
TO the ferry lRndinssG Martins Ferry yea.
tesdsy. Luckily tho buggy escaped If jury.
The river Is again rising St this point.
Last evening the marks indicated depth
in tho channel OF 8 feet Sinches. At
Pittsburgh The river lie I feet 1 inches and
on stand, and at points above there tho
rivers are falling.
THE weather moderated somewhat
yesterday bu. it is still cold. This icy
Sidewalks have caused many bad fall In
the past two days. The ordinance in re.
gard to ice and enow Is evidently a dead
letter under this administration.
THE Belmont and LlBslle mills went
on yesterday. The Riverside ia still OF.
The Top mi! has ahut down 10 take stock.
The Belmont will ehut down next week 10
take stock. All the glass houaes resumed
yesterday. The L,ushlin mill, at Mar.
TINS Ferry, was idle yesterday on &c.
count OF 8 shortage OF gas. ll
Oyg ct Conductor Jim McDorald's G. {
P. hrskemen wss severely hnrt yesterday
while switchingas Msr;in'u Ferry, by be-.
ling squeezed between two freight GAYS on
the Y. He was brought to Bridgepor: al
once and examined by DR.. Todd, who
pronounced HIS injuries, so far IS i. VICE
poaaible to determine, no. Of serious ns.
{ture.
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An ocrooHN',a,nIA,N.,; / DEAD .,:,,,,
Alexander Rogers Dies Mt tho Advanced
WV NV =. Avn Of I'll Sanrs an wv d. - ]

tH'-. f'|f ."he Va o Ae"rs ~ hNH15ll U,
Yesterday smother cna OF Wheellsg's
oldest aud bes. known fesidcnts passed
away, In the psraon Of Alexander Rogers,
who died at Lis home on EoG et,cet after
q long aud highly successful business
career in this city. He was widely known
aud occupied high place In tho estima-
ton Of large cucle.
The deceased Was horn In Ulster.
Ireland, September 90, 1902. Ills ances.
tors were Of Scotch origin and located In
the north Of Ireland in the sixteenth
century. His father was q linen manu-.
faclurer, and when Alexander was II
years old DO was sent By bis father to
England with consignment Of his goods
to sell. Heemigratsd to this country on his
own responsibility in 1926. He WAS
gu the water slxty'three days and landed
in Baltimore. From there he went 10
Huntingdon County, Pa, and engaged In
q general mercantile busins.s and while
there @as appointed postmaster--in 1929,
three years after landing. In 1880 he ar.
rived here and opeusd a dry goods store
on Main street. In 1885 he was mar
risl to Elizabeth, third daughter Of
Thomas Johnston, q prominent mer-
chant. for many years justice
OF the peace and also prcsident oil
the Northwestern bank. In 1852 the
foundry firm OF Hamilton & Rogers was
started, but the suffice. Of this sketch con.
tinasd In tho dry goods business till 1850.
He afterwards Withdrew from tho firm Of
Hamilton & Rogers and engaged In the
produce business, which he continued
during tho war. In 1872 he changed bis
businesu to hardware line and
took in as partners James Mccullough
and James Moore. lu 1875 the iorme,
Withdrew and tho latter died, md shortly
afterwards Mr. Rogers sold out and re-
tired from business. For twelve years the
deceased wss Justice Oh the Peace. Ia
1875 he made an extended tour OF Eug.
land, Ireland and Scotland. Although be
lived long hey ond the scriptural limitation
he possessed to the las. much vigo, oil
mind and body and managed and di.
rected bis business interests with all tina,
ability that characserizAd his long and &C.
tive business career. His family consists
OF one son and one daughter, the latter,
Margaret, being tho wife OF Mr.. Frederick
iIuge. H H--- ~" ,IE re-
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burglary Over the River.

An sttempt was made on last Saturday
night to b.esk into G. ". Medill's cry
goods store, at Bridgeport. A heavy pad
lock was tom 10 pieces and the door parity
opened with j,my. The marks we're lett
on the door, and piece Of broken jimmy
About one o'clock Saturday nigh. Marshal
McCouaughsy saw 6 msn standing a. Me-
dill's store door who ran on the approach
OF the Marshal. No clue was left to IL a
perpetrators. Officers sre on the alert
and an extra night force has been put on.
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3-zJ NO MEDICINE LIKE THEM.
We have sod you, Cutlcn1. medic, ,,r m,
~. ~ yam aud no medicines on oar ihe!yes
i ~ y. +. Aru EltToS, Drus,..t. Albany " y
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DISSOLUTION SorIcEs.
DISSOLUTION.

EoSV1U11VNs
Notice Is hereby given that the na.,,errhi,
heretofore existing under the Urn name OF OSG
HAMMOND Is hereby dissolved BY mutual con.
sent John J. Hammond retiring. Il. !, Org Is su.
iho1hed TO settle all debts due Fnt owiaz BY sad
urn. 51 ". l 0SG,
}. J. HAMMOND.
WHEELING, ". Va Jan 5, isl. r. -
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Mr.. Il. NJ. Eon's Funeral.

The funeral services OF the late Beverly
NJ. Eof will take pl ice from the residence
Of his brother, Sir. Alex Q. EoE, on
Main street, South Side, at ) o'clock this
afternoon ios!ead Of at 1880 o'clock this
moraicc, Us announced in yesterdays
issre. The remains were brought TO the
city from the home OF the deceased a.
Woodland, Marshall county. where he
died, YESTERDAY. Ills sons, Charles W.
E:ff and +. ". Eof, Of Kansas City, are
expected to arrive this morning. Tbs lat
ter has not been here for over fourteen
years; he is engaged in the banking bust.
ness q: present.
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This powder never varies. marvel Of purity
strength and wtolesomeness. Eore economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be soli In
weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
clns. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., LOG Wall street
New York. r-.r-fl ls.I-tr-~N .---4-- oct3
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It hpsrtecuy ptcpo,.c:oas to introduce pcpsin
sad Other ast.acla! solvents in.o the stomach, in
the expectation that they viii assist digestion By
acting on the food it.el. They will not nor Is 1t
possible thus to overcome dyspepsia. The only
way to conquer tina. disorder. aad p.eyea, the
numerous diseases aud disabilities when 1t sssur.
edly proyokes. Is - renew the activity OF gS,trie
stomach Rities e:adica.es thu mos. invetcrste
ferns OF indigestion by restoring vitality 10 the
ahreatsry organs, Aud those which are tributary
70 tesu. The liver. tbs bowels, tts kidneys and
the NERVES. no les than The stomach, experience
the ipr!sorattlg ea,Ga Of that audArd tonic,
which possesses Alternative p.ope,t.cs that g,eaily
enhance iu beneficial influence, and give a pei.
n,auenoe 70 lis ede:n which they would not other.
vie possess +ess5 ~ ~ .fI y, ,7S-
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FALL. and winter stock just received.
"A iell line Of Suitings, UyereGatings
and Pantalconirgs. Also fnll liSe Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitisgs Specially.
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OTHER petitions.

Nicholas R,:h WAS reap2oin.el Janitor,
and the matter 9! an assistant was re.
Tered to the Committee on COURT Hopgs
B. II. s1artz .ls unanimously elected
County Librarian, and W. @. Smith was
retained IS County Engineer Of r ,sis, re-
ceiring nine votes to Captsin Carr's ono.
A resolution offered by Mr.. McGreso,
that no smoking be allowed in tho room
at any time was adopted. The Board ad-
iourned about noon. q
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. rOOKHOLDERS' SiEETING,

The annual meeting Of the ,,ociho,ttr,, Al.
Ss ho'n n Az o. VT Sin iaia At Wheel M n;
II, lss', between The hours OF and ociocrtS IIT
sor tns cleeuon Of Directors and tie Ie,,.
any olhcr pCsincss that ny come bciors H. VI
VII WILING. ". Va. ben 20, ,sS. i'A' 'NSski AZ;
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On and sitter Sunday, January .. 1857,
trains on the Wheeling and Pittsburgh
division will lesva Wheeling So follows,
city time: For Pittsburgh, Pa, q. sos
A. NJ. and $50 P. N, daily. For Pittsburgh,
Pa !, ut 7:40 4. N. snd :o5 P. N, daily, ex.
cep, Sunday. For Washington Pa, at 4:55
7. ", daily, except Sunday. q ~. z.
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dob Lot.

One lot OF LadiAs' fae kid and morocco
button shoes, all Nos q, which we will
offer at y so per pair, to closs them out.
J. ". 4MlcK.
ll43 Main street.
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uhc 45,<s!!lqeao1ls.
ouIce: Nos. rs aud 8: Fourtesnth Street.


wGatei-Two Girls.
Wanted 10 Rank a tIols,.
%a,er Jas Ewing BfGs.
Election Notice sr.nAn nanS. =
Stockholders aeettns-oh!o Valley F;!e 1nSul'
snce G0mnany.
Notice, I .srele s.
For Rent dwellings, sto.e-Iooms and Offices
N. Reilly,
You Can't Deceive Cus,omess-Foar,h psge.
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WE hayc introduced z new system OF
selling Watches ca the instailmeRt plan
whereby You can secure a watch at once
on easy payments. Gall and Investigate.
JACOB II. GRUBB, Jeweier,-
Cor. Twelfth Gna Market SIS.
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Cnn't Slecn

Nights is the complaint Of thousands
anttering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try ioker's
English Remedy It ia the best prepa-
ration known Tor ell Lung Trouoles, sold
on o positive guarantee ct loc., Soc. Logan
Il Co. and @. Menkemelle-, 5ls',-5lfl b
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GataIrh to C0nsunpiiQn !.

Csas'h In It's destructive force stands ness to
and undoubtedly leads 90 % consumption. I, is
therefore singular that tho,c sI,e.sd with this
iea''ul dhcase should not IN IKE 1t the oejec, OF
their lives to I'D themselves Of It. Deceptive rem,
ei!es concostcd by ignorant pre,ende,. 10 medical
knowledge have weakened tae confidence al Il q
great M, ,Iity OF s1Iere.s In all advertised rene
dles. They become resigned 10 a lie O! mfserr
rather thac torture themselves with doubtful III.
But this will never DO. Cats.,h must 10 me. AT
sTe1y stage snd eosabs:ed with ait our might In
symptoms: The bones and cartilage OF ,he nose.
ne o,gans o. bearing OF seeing and Of lasting 20
euected as 10 be ns+.eS. the uvu!A 10 elourated.
the throst 50 intamed aud isrl aied a 10 produce
constant and dtstsessiog cough - II -,
sautord's 3dical Cu:e ueep ever pSste OF ca.
tarth, from simple head cold 10 he mo., io.th.
some aud destructive stages: It Is local aud con.
susuionu., lnS:au: In. relieving. rer .uaneus in
cuHoS. safe. onontci and nese, isIine - -.
Zach package contains one bottle OF the Radical
Cure: one box Catarrhal Solvent, aud an Imnrovcd
Inhaler, with treatise; price, 81 90 - :,
POTTER DEus AID CHEMICAL Co. Boston. z
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TOR SALE
Valuable Real Estate
OS EEEEIING laLEEn. j.
TOR SALE

r" FOL .
AL Of The Winters Addition TO the city Of v heel.
!nE consisting n tweny.tigAt t;29} l8ls situate on
South Penn, South Broadway GnG south YORK
Streets, being rhaI WIS tnrner!y known as Ton.
ltnson's Garden =.
LOT No l, !n square No. !, hnB Il frontage OF tstt
hity.or Zee; On South tcHr gtrect and has ton II
a substantial twohtn-r frame dwelling o! (s) eight
rooms with water on frGnsts
me 1emainin: lots are Of (Gl toTty,onc feet
frontage, and are sll desirable dwelling sites.
Also, parts Of lots ms. GS tnn "a In d. ZSnes Al.
aisian TO the cisv OF Wheeling, fronting about J3s
ieet on South Broadway. nca. Zane street, Oh
which IS two story double frame tenement, each
part containing l5I Eve !ooak Wac. IN houses.
R.ntd value Of each part 80 5.el month.
The east hall o! lot No Oh the north side Of
Zine street, In the addition LAID ont BY Henry
Moore. i'nsiee. One sio-y cottsre. ID rooms.
Water on premises. Reaiai valRe SO pe5 month.
Twea,{.tour feet of the CAS- side OF lot No 5. on
north ide 81 Zane street, In the addition laid out
by Henry Moore. trustee. unc story !fsBe ej.Hge
" hre rooms Water on pGemise& Hea,al value
sl2 per month. -.
Title 10 all this property ia un9uestionAhly good.
VIII be offered nj private sale pnul
JANUARY Is, 1885,. ...
II hot sooner sold, will on .hAt dsy. commencing
a. 70 O'Clock A N. be otered Al PUBLIC AuC.
TON at the north door Of the Court Hvuse
for prizes and terms Of sale enquire Of
J. r. COWDES, Atom, ra..IAF, OF
W. II. HALLEh, Aue,:osee..
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A PRESIDENT CHOSEN.

Mr.. Maxwell moved tia. Mr.. Cruise act
o. temporary chairman, but Mr. Cruise
begged 10 be, esolssd, 1ad Nj. Stein was
chosen chairman. Ia
For permanent chairman Mr.. Stocksr
nominated Mr. Stein, Mr.. Nichols nomi.
mated Mr. Cruise and Mr.. Maxwell uoni-
mated Mr.. McGregor.
The vote resulted us follows: Messrs.
Myles, McGregor, Nichols, Speidel, Stein
and Tyler voted for Mr. Cruise.
a1Iees1a. Cruise, McGinlsy and s.ocker
ysted ior stein,
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SroCKn0LDERs' MEETING

Tho, annual meeting Of the ,,ociho,e.r ,,n.
wheeling and belmont H,idgs Connspr ,tf " ~
held At tho ONCE Ct tho company on gond"s 70
ION day CT January. 1887. b.,wech The hnp,!I W.
sn nS 4ScIook !. for the election q a!ue ,s.,.
de27 JO3 IAWsiI,V Co.
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-FURNISHFD FRONT
II room, suitable for one or two ptn,in,.'It
ka4lLe a. us Market itste.:. @tre, L. ..
TOR RENT-BRlCK DWELLING
- 3. + corner F!iteai tn A. d Jacob ,,,ee,. "
'. EOGE q BRO, lSoI Market s.rcti ~
DOR RENT-DEsIRABLE Rrs1
= DEScE, No, 500 chaplipe s,,cci Pa. c.,tHs
g,ysn Ap II lst Enq-ise CT J. a, HoLLlVAYI
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SKIN and SCALP
Cleanscd, Purified and Beautifled
z by the Cuticura Remedies.

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